school children

A collection of humorous and poignant poems chronicling the school year in Ms. Roys's fourth-grade class.

Contains 180 short fictional stories for reading aloud to children in grades three through six at school or home, grouped in thirty-six alphabetized character trait categories, from acceptance to trustworthiness, and paired with discussion questions.

Discusses how educators can use picture storybooks to teach their students about the importance of character.

A collection of children's poems that describe scenarios that take place in the elementary school bathroom, depicting the bathroom as a place to meet with friends and a place to take a break from it all.

Describes the life of school children in 1776--their dress, teachers, books, lessons, discipline, and pastimes.

Tells how to get through junior high school by taking control of school problems.

Photographs and simple text follow a girl on her bus ride to school as she demonstrates the safe way to wait for, board, ride, and leave the bus.

The kids in the Wacky facts lunch bunch vow to make fifth grade full of laughs. When they decide to help a new kid, they face off with the Nasty blobs. Will the Lunch bunch win?.

Brief humorous poems describe each of the fourteen boys and fourteen girls in Ms. Gracie Graves' class.

Explains how to be safe while waiting for, getting on and off, and riding the school bus.